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Black list (2): Italy denied such possibility

Rome, Italy - However, European Union is likely to order to carry it out and release on a national basis

Italy does not intend to release a black list of airlines to be considered at risk. Italian Minister of Infrastructures and Transport, Pietro Lunardi, and ENAC (Italian National Civil Aviation Agency) President Vito Riggio’s view appears a clear one. One should only indicate carriers allowed to fly (see the ENAC’s white list in the AVIONEWS Specials section), according to Minister, whereas Riggio wou...

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Rome, Italy, 08/29/2005 12:31
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